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Taking some wine to friends house. "Ophelia" wrote I use some kits, but I also buy fresh juice at times when available. Kits contain concentrate. Better kits are not as concentrated. One of the little tricks to a more robust wine is to add less water than called for. I've done quite a few varieties. Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Merlot, Chianti, etc. I usually make about 30 bottles at a time. The reds will age for about a year and last another two years or so. Then they can go off a bit. The cost per bottle runs from $2 to $4.
Taking some wine to friends house.
Taking some wine to friends house. Re: [email protected] Ed Pawlowski wrote: Wines that need decanting are usually older high quality wines which need decanting because they have developed a sediment in the bottle. It has nothing to do with whether they are filtered before bottling. Even a first growth Bordeaux wine is filtered. But twenty years later, you'll certainly have sediment.
Taking some wine to friends house. On Sun, 20 Mar 2011 10:00:49 -0700, Mort wrote: A nice Malbec from Chili won't need to breathe. -- Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
Taking some wine to friends house. On 23/03/2011 12:36 AM, Nunya Bidnits wrote: I don't care about their race or economic standing. AFAIAC, if they are too ignorant to know the meaning of the word and are under the impression that a word is a slut because of one syllable, they are not entitled to have an opinion. They are wrong, plain and simple. One would hope that the least they could do would be to listen to the explanation, maybe check a dictionary, admit that they were wrong and drop it. But...... they are stupid. It is not even the same damned word. It is niggardly, not nigger. The word "chink" has long been used for a flaw in armor. It was much latter that it became slur for Chinese. It is the same word, but I have never heard any Chinese people complaining aout the appropriate use of the word despite it being identical to the slur. I fear it goes beyond that. I am concerned about the bizarre sense of entitlement.In this case, people think that they have the right to complain about someone using a perfectly valid word that has been used appropriately, and all arising from their own personal ignorance. I am watching a somewhat related case of entitlement unwinding here. We have a government run board to administer the compensation of victims of crime. In theory, it is funded by a surcharge on fines. Most of the fines are from traffic tickets, and I can't figure out why speeders should have to pay to compensate robbery and assault victims, but that is a different matter. A woman in a nearby city is appealing the rejection of her claim. Her son was murdered and she figures that she should be entitled to compensation. Sure, she is victim.... indirectly. Her son was killed and she has suffered a loss. However, IMO, she is the mother of the victim, not the direct victim. Hell, if you are going to allow a parent to collect as a victim, why not siblings, grandparents even friends? AFSIAC, if she expect to capitalize on her son;s murder she should have taken out a life insurance policy.
Taking some wine to friends house. "James Silverton" wrote in message news:[email protected]... I used to make that Elderflower Champagne it was called and ended up wonderfully fizzy http://www.pastymuncher.co.uk/make-e...erflower-fizz/ -- -- https://www.shop.helpforheroes.org.uk/
Taking some wine to friends house. On Tue, 22 Mar 2011 23:36:56 -0500, "Nunya Bidnits" wrote: I wonder how many of them have multiple trolling news posting accounts and are professional snitches like you, bitch?
Taking some wine to friends house. On 3/22/2011 7:34 PM, Landon wrote: My grandfather who made "wine" from almost every fruit used to make a pleasant wine from elder *flowers*. -- James Silverton, Potomac I'm "not" [email protected]
Taking some wine to friends house. "Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message news:[email protected] ... What kind do you make, Ed? Do you always use kits? -- -- https://www.shop.helpforheroes.org.uk/
Taking some wine to friends house. Nunya Bidnits wrote: I disagree, if you're saying that only rare exceptional wines can be stored 50 to 100 years without becoming oxidized. You maybe be saying something different than this. S.
Taking some wine to friends house. Re: [email protected] sf wrote: Wine made from chili. Fascinating. ;-)
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